If you have tried to stop or reduce your drinking and find yourself drinking again despite your best efforts, you are not alone. There are options beyond sheer willpower and abstinence to help you with your drinking. A medication is helping many people drink their way to sobriety - naltrexone, a low-cost, generic medication that can be taken before you drink to reduce your cravings and change your relationship with alcohol. Naltrexone works by blocking the parts of your brain that give you that “buzz.” With time, most people who stick with this treatment notice that their urge to drink fades and alcohol simply does not give them the same pleasure it used to. The Sinclair Method is a well-studied [...]